Certain businesses in Michigan have either posted no-guns ‘signs’ or have indicated in their ‘business policy’ that persons lawfully licensed to carry concealed firearms for self defense are not welcome on their property or within their place of business.
This policy of denying Michigan’s most upstanding and law abiding men and women the right to resist criminal attack while shopping or doing business does not create a safe environment, as only law-abiding citizens will obey their signs. “No-Guns” signs simply mean that criminals have a lot less to worry about and may even be emboldened to commit armed criminal acts in these so-called “gun free environments”.
Although most businesses in Michigan have chosen not to post discriminatory signs against concealed pistol license holders, some have. Even though these businesses have the right to post no firearms allowed signs, it does NOT mean that they are “gun free environments” as criminals intent on robbery, or worse, will continue to be armed.View List
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NSSF Asks Homeland Security to Designate Gun Manufacturers, Retailers a ‘National Critical Infrastructure Industry
2020/03/21 – Truth About Guns
In response, the National Shooting Sports Foundation has asked the Department of Homeland Security to designate the country’s firearm and ammunition manufacturers, distributors and retailers as a National Critical Infrastructure Industry.
Guns and viruses: Why Michigan gun and ammo sales are exploding
2020/03/19 – Bridge
For Brown Bear and hundreds of gun shops across Michigan and beyond, the coronavirus outbreak has sparked the biggest rush on guns and ammo since (and because) Barack Obama was president, several store owners told Bridge Magazine.
CCW Offices Shuttering Across the Country
2020/03/17 – USA Carry
Interesting times are among us. This just serves as a reminder to try and be prepared as possible. And that not only goes for food and water, but if you were thinking about getting your concealed carry permit, now is the time to apply if your local issuing authority is still taking applications. And if not, be prepared to apply as soon as everything is back up and running.
3 Things for Gun Owners to Do During a COVID19 Quarantine
2020/03/16 – Truth About Guns
It’s only been a few days, but are you already starting to climb the walls from being in such close proximity to family members? Are video games not your thing? Looking for something productive to do during your coronavirus quarantine? Here are three dandy gun-related ideas to keep you busy (and sane).
